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You've been busy last few weeks. Nice work!
Dang, that’s what I need to be doing.
I always end up lifting a lick or two from a solo and then just running it into the ground. Learning the entire thing, to the point where you can play to the recording, yeah as stated above...... That’s what I need to be doing!
Nice work!
But can't help wondering: first it was the Quecumbar, now we have My Meloncholy Baby and the 1920’s standard Little Courgette.
Where will this gypsy swing fascination with the Cucurbitaceae family take us next?
Thanks man!!.......yeah trying to keep busy !!
Artillerie Gourd should be in there, but with a bit more imagination I guess we could jam on Cou Cou Cucurbita, or The Squash of Araby? But we would need some accompaniment with le Pompe(kin).